Just now, h2oface said:

He never should have been signed. That was were the cruelty all started.

single worst pitcher in mlb

1 minute ago, RickOShea said:

I like the team.  I believe they try and do the best they can, most of the time.  I don't believe they try to not perform.  They just want to play ball.  On the other hand, I despise the leadership and their rhetoric.

Didn't you post this like 2 hours ago?

4 minutes ago, h2oface said:

Mercy killing. Letting him perform so badly he finally mercifully gets the ....... no, not shoe.... BOOT! See ya later Shoemaker.

He should have been gone before he was removed from.the rotation. 

Just now, h2oface said:

He never should have been signed. That was were the cruelty all started.

I know, but no is turning down a contract offer. He’s been left in there to be embarrassed a few times now, I don’t care one way or the other, but it’s odd Rocco would seemingly baby the whole roster but punish shoemaker again for being signed

Just now, operation mindcrime said:

Didn't you post this like 2 hours ago?

About the time they brought in Shoemaker

Only 69 pitches. Send him out for the 7th!

And we have all of 3 hits. Not a lot of pride coming from the bats. They all have Sano-itus

2 minutes ago, RickOShea said:

I like the team.  I believe they try and do the best they can, most of the time.  I don't believe they try to not perform.  They just want to play ball.  On the other hand, I despise the leadership and their rhetoric.

You can say that again

 

The Pohlad's are quickly diminishing the Twins fan base (IMO).  Fans are no longer sour about this team.  I think they will despise this team and its decision makers.  This is beyond ridiculous.  No one should guide a team or a business like this.

Who, in their right mind, would procure season tickets for this team next year?  Who would not feel shortchanged by getting an inferior product at MLB prices?

1 minute ago, SanoMustGo said:

About the time they brought in Shoemaker

Winner.

1 minute ago, h2oface said:

Only 69 pitches. Send him out for the 7th!

And we have all of 3 hits. Not a lot of pride coming from the bats. They all have Sano-itus

No, but they brought in one of their other FA's that has really impressed

5 minutes ago, h2oface said:

Only 69 pitches. Send him out for the 7th!

And we have all of 3 hits. Not a lot of pride coming from the bats. They all have Sano-itus

Yes but some want to trade the veterans that are getting hit and scoring runs and bring in  more newbies that like to watch strike three go by without swinging the bat.

Oddly the announcers are babbling about needing good starting pitching when it was the bullpen that threw away at least half of the losses this year.

 

 

69 pitches to get through 2.1 innings for the Shoe.

Colome following Shoemaker. All we need is Happ to finish it off.

Just now, RpR said:

Yes but some want to trade the veterans that are getting hit and scoring runs and bring in  more newbies that like to watch strike three go by without swinging the bat.

 

 

Yep, rebuild

1 minute ago, h2oface said:

Colome following Shoemaker. All we need is Happ to finish it off.

Tonight we'll be Happless.

1 minute ago, h2oface said:

Colome following Shoemaker. All we need is Happ to finish it off.

perhaps Happ in the 7th and Maeda to close it out

Rortvedt closes his eyes when a batter swings.  Who taught him to catch?

Just now, SanoMustGo said:

perhaps Happ in the 7th and Maeda to close it out

Robles instead of Maeda. Give him some inherited runners to let in, though.

3 minutes ago, RpR said:

Yes but some want to trade the veterans that are getting hit and scoring runs and bring in  more newbies that like to watch strike three go by without swinging the bat.

Oddly the announcers are babbling about needing good starting pitching when it was the bullpen that threw away at least half of the losses this year.

 

 

I thin the SP has really closed that gap.

3 minutes ago, USAFChief said:

69 pitches to get through 2.1 innings for the Shoe.

Such efficiency!

Colome has gone from opening day closer to mop up duty. Well done Falvine. 

I still have Clippard and May on my Xmas card list.

2 minutes ago, RickOShea said:

Rortvedt closes his eyes when a batter swings.  Who taught him to catch?

Shoemaker

16 minutes ago, SanoMustGo said:

Shoemaker current ERA 8.18

He started the game at 7.07.  At least one thing is looking up.....

Colome performing well in the pressure packed 7th.

Suns up 20 in the 4th on the road. Looks like this is it for the Clippers. Good thing they signed Leonard to watch from the luxury booth......

Hey, anyone interested in seeing an old-timers Home Run Derby at the all-Star game?

4 minutes ago, RickOShea said:

Rortvedt closes his eyes when a batter swings.  Who taught him to catch?

Who can blame him...I close my eyes when Shoemaker pitches too.

Nick Gordon at shortstop sighting

is it too late to get Gordon to play all nine positions tonight??!

4 minutes ago, RickOShea said:

Rortvedt closes his eyes when a batter swings.  Who taught him to catch?

Same guy that taught him to hit, I think. He closes his eyes when he swings, too!